Brief items from Warren area include meetings and events
Warren Black Post 60 American Legion meets Monday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. Gambles Toy Store locations advertise. Le o Wiederholt Jr of Princeton named to Kansas Agricultural Marketing Association advisory committee. OK Photo Service promotes Christmas gear. 62 Kansas State University ROTC graduates, Fred R. Martin Princeton and Arthur Swan III Baldwin, to be commissioned Dec 22 Army Reserve. Eagles Lodge dance Saturday at 9 p.m. Garnett resident William R. Gray listed as in critical condition. Barber shops to close Saturday Dec 26. Christmas pageant Let Us Go To Bethlehem at First United Methodist Church. Calvary Baptist Church Christmas program Prelude to Christmas Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Toys half price until Christmas. other gifts up to 25 percent off. Naomi's Club offers Free Lunch Sunday. House of Douglas to close Dec 22–25. India reports four million dollars banana trade loss with USSR over Suez Canal closure. India expects Japan to buy 20,000 tons annually.
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Kansas State University
Fred R. Martin
Princeton
Arthur T. Swan III
Baldwin
Army Reserve
Funeral services for infant Eric Sleichter held in Overbrook
Funeral services for five day old Eric Michael Sleichter, son of Airman J C and Mrs Benjamin Sleichter of Biloxi Mississippi, will be at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Albright Mortuary Overbrook with burial in Overbrook Cemetery. The infant died Friday at a Biloxi hospital.
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Eric Sleichter
Eric Michael Sleichter
J.C
Benjamin Sleichter
Biloxi
Miss
Albright Mortuary
Overbrook
Market Report from KC KC Market Cattle and Hogs Mixed
Kansas City cattle feeders and hogs saw varied price shifts from last week with steers and heifers mostly steady to higher in lighter weights, heavier cattle and bulls mixed. Lambs and sheep mostly lower, cows steady to lower, feeders showing narrow gains with several weight classes noting shifts in value.
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Kansas City
Ottawa Police Department Citations Summary
The Ottawa Police Department issued citations and notices following incidents reported on the city’s streets. Officers documented violations, arrest records, and enforcement actions across several precincts, with details pending further review and official dispatch summaries.
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Ottawa Police Department
PTA World Xmas program showcases global Christmas customs
Eisenhower Elementary School PTA presented It's Christmas Time Around The World with students from all grades. Mrs. William Kloster directed the production depicting Holland Sweden England Mexico France Germany and Italy with songs sung in each country’s language and a supportive team including Mrs. Thayer Moody Chaney Hughes Keefer Garvin Currier McKim Elder assisting.
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Eisenhower Elementary School
PTA
William Kloster
Holland
Sweden
England
Mexico
France
Germany
Italy
Kloster
Frank Thayer
Betty Moody
George Chaney
Lloyd Hughes
Albert Keefer
Pat Garvin
Beth Currier
Sue McKim
Jack Elder
Lifelong railroad man Bray retires from Missouri Pacific
OSAWATOMIE S R Bray 70 resigns as engineer with Missouri Pacific Railroad in Osawatomie after a 50 year career shift from bakery work. He retires having never suffered a job injury.
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Osawatomie
S. R. Bray
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bray
Christmas Dinner for Hospital Staff at Masonic Temple
The annual Christmas dinner for Ransom Memorial Hospital staff doctors and the board of trustees and their families was held Friday at the Masonic Temple. Milton Sampson chaired the committee. The program featured group singing, hospital employee entertainment and games. Steve Lott the hospital administrator and Robert Clogston board chairman awarded 43 service pins to employees with five to 23 years of service amounting to 427 years total.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Masonic Temple
Milton Sampson
Steve Lott
Robert Clogston
Liberal tax study finished in Kansas proposal to liberalize exemptions
The Kansas Legislature joint tax study committee finished work on a bill to liberalize state income tax exemptions and deductions to conform with federal rules. It would raise the personal exemption from 600 to 750 by 1973 and increase the standard deduction from 10 percent of adjusted gross income or 1000 to 15 percent and 2000 by 1972.
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Topeka
Joint Tax Study Committee
Kansas
Press blamed for gloomy consumer mood says pollster
Albert Sindlinger, a top consumer pollster, argues the press delays reporting and emphasizes old government figures, fueling public pessimism about the economy. He claims his surveys forecast changes about five months ahead and expect December industrial output to show improvement.
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Sindlinger
Farm Co-Ops Urged By Administration
Washington AP report says Nixon administration backs farmer owned cooperatives to market crops and livestock under 1971 73 price support programs. Emphasis on set aside production limits, export focus, and reshaped Farmer Cooperative Service to boost efficiency and marketing, with Campbell signaling co ops aid in better prices and new markets.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farmer Cooperative Service
Seattle
Wash
J. Phil Campbell
Pacific Coast Cooperative Association
Campbell
Withie Rhdie
Bowling Scores From Multiple Leagues Highlight Top Hands
Scores show high games and series across AMF LEAGUE K OFC INDEPENDENTS BALDWIN WARD ROYAL T LANES and others. Top performances include Welborn 180 and 500 series, Cordle 192 and 507, Heckman 200 and 544, Nichols 200, Jackson 236 and 625, and many 500 plus totals.
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Welborn
Lesler
Royal T
Cordle
Evans
Wealken
McClure
McCurdy
Miller
Baldwin-Ward
R. McClay
Nichols
del Heckman
Kitty Clover
Downey
Pomona
Stine
Mealman-Gorton
Robrahn
Independents
Griffin
Shumate
Gambles
Pierce
Ransom
Franklin Savings
Doty
Kansas State Bank
Jackson
Nighthawk League
Sutton Jewelry
Wise
Zielsdorf
Probate hearing notice for Bell estates in Ottawa Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Elmer L Bell Sr and Mary Jane Bell are deceased. Elmer Bell Jr petitions for descent of real estate in Ottawa and all property interests. Written defenses must be filed by January 15 1971 10 00 a m in Ottawa. If not a judgment will be entered.
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Kansas
Franklin
Elmer L. Bell
Elmer Lewis Bel Sr
Mary Jane Bell
Mary J. Bell
State of Kansas
Elmer Lewis Bell Jr
Lewis Bell
Elmer Lewis Bell Sr
Franklin County
Towit
Baldwin & Taylor
Ottawa
City of
Elmer Lewis ‘Bell, Sr
Conservatorship sale of Sara A. Weidner real estate
Franklin County Kansas notice in Ottawa asks objections by December 28 1970 to sale of described real estate as wasting asset. Conservator Fred Weidner for Sara A. Weidner prays for order to sell with hearing set at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa court. Attorneys Anderson Byrd Richeson Jones and First National Bank Building provide contact details.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Sara A. Weidner
Sarah A. Weidner
State of Kansas
Fred Weidner
Topping Road
Willow Street
Section
Township
Ottawa
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Warren Black
American Legion
Memorial Auditorium
Gambles Toy
South Main
Gambles Main
Leo Wiederholt JR
Ray Frisbie
Kansas Agricultural Marketing Association
Kansas Farm Bureau
Association
OK Photo Service
Adv
Eagles Lodge
Dewey Richardson
Duane
Ady
William R. Gray
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Palace
Everett
Cephacarl Clara’s
Rex’s
Bethlehem
First United Methodist Church
Damron-Towner Chapel
Sunday School of the
Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
Naomi’s Club
North Main
House OF Douglas
New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Russia
Black Sea
Odessa
Japan
Flecord
Hemming
Vardia Beatrice Hemiming
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W. Pente
Qskwood
Hulda
Clerry
the Daily Report
Anthony V. Habiger
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert Bechtel
Jack Wilson
Rollie Knight
al Grosdidier
Claude Smith
James Lindsey
Harve Criqui Jr
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Habiger
Frank Habiger
Kalvester
August Habiger
Bill Habiger
Henry
Main
John Robert Parker
Olive
Clifford W. Witt
Paul Snethen
Mulberry
Karen Walburn
Tecumseh
Pedro R. Salinas
S. Main
Willard E. Anderson
N. Cherry
Salinas
Popena
Pern
Wellsville
George W. Fiehler
William F. Lieb
Lawrence
Fiehler
Lieb
James O'Neil
Marvin F. Waeltz
S. Sycamore
Ruth Ann Moses
RFD
Jan Holmes
E. Wilson
Clifford Adkinson
Tremont
Owen Followell
S. Mulberry
Derek Anderson
Baldwin City
Tom Hodson
Charles Baker
Quenemo
Sherman Smith
RFC
Glen Mack
Gary Porter
KC Markets
Police News
Robert L. Shields, C.L.A
Bennett
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co
Milwaukee
Business Mirror
New York
Albert Sindlinger
Norwood
Hashweek
Atlanta
Cotton Producers Association
CPA
Harry Smith
Liegerot
West Wilson
A. Coffman
Prudential
Lane
Garber
Budge
Dynamic League
Lee's Cafe
D. Heckman
Cravens Oil
Wichman
Heathman
McDaniels
Nitcher
G. Nitcher
Wassmer
Payne
Holon
Montgomery Ward Service Department
Damron
Towner
Hodgson & Kahler
West Main
P.O. Box
Lyons
Attys
Nuzman Lumber
Vibe
Gilroy
Hank
Virginia
Paula
Sinclair
Hickory
Sinclair Service
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